A unique single source in the Italian Alps
The quality of a mineral water depends on the site of its source and the nature of the deep layer of porous rock through which the water slowly flows on its way to the spring. Just like wine, every natural mineral water has its own distrinctive ‘terroir’, a French term meaning the unique environment that determines its signature mineral content.
S.Pellegrino is a fine quality sparkling Natural Mineral Water that flows from a natural spring in the San Pellegrino Terme area in Val Brembana, nestled in the foothills of the Italian Alps.
S.Pellegrino surfaces naturally enriched with mineral salts.
A 30-year journey through the rock
Flowing from the snow and the rain that infiltrate in the high dolomitic mountains (1200-1300 metres above sea level), the water takes at least 30 years to travel through the rock before finally arriving at San Pellegrino Terme (at 350 metres ASL). Along the way, it becomes naturally enriched with minerals. The addition of carbon dioxide provides acidity and prolongs the now sparkling water’s sensation of scent and taste, finishing with a slightly bitter note, which has made it famous and unmistakable throughout the world.
Sparkling on the world's finest tables
S.Pellegrino is the jewel of sparkling Natural Mineral Waters, thanks to its signature gentle bubbles, subtle nuances and perfect mineral balance. It is these distinctive traits that make S.Pellegrino Natural Mineral Water ideal for pairing with food, leading to its popularity with chefs and sommeliers and its fame as the fine dining water served in the best restaurants around the world.
Fresh and tingling to taste, perfect for pairing
Water tasting is a fine art, and to do it properly means using all of the senses, from visual analysis to olfactory and gustative assessment.
Choosing the right mineral water to accompany a meal can intensify the enjoyment of the overall dining experience, complementing food and wine and enhancing the traits of both.
S.Pellegrino sparkling mineral water enjoys international renown for its unique properties and benefits. To taste it at its best, it should be served at a temperature of 8-10°C. Ideally, the glass should have a narrow rim, to control the flow of liquid onto the taste buds for a greater feeling of freshness.
